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Ok this explains it, i am really thankfull to you!

Euquila i would like to ask one more thing. You said: But if there is big water column (lets take 100 instead of 10 meters :smile:) than the hydrostatic pressure would prevent (to a certain point) the volume of the system to decrease (wall of the hose to deform), and pressure sensor would...

Yes we were talking only about changes in pressure. Thank you for your answers.

Thank you for your answer euquila :) So hydrostatic pressure (or height of the hose) has really no inflluence in this case? best regards.

Hello dear sirs/madams, I would ask you to answer the following question. I have a flexible hose with a diameter of 5 cm, a length of 10 meters, it is in a vertical position and is filled to the top, with water. The hose is sealed on the top and the bottom. At the top of the hose...